S.K (Is Building Agents)

There are 20-year-old kids applying to 50 full-time jobs a day on Indeed w/ zero intention of showing up to work When the boss gets them on Zoom for the job interview, they don't ask for the $65,000 salary They screen-share a robot doing the whole job in 30 seconds & walk out w/ a $15,000 wire: Try cold calling a $10M company today and see what happens A receptionist blocks u, ur email goes to spam & ur DM sits in message requests for 6 months But when that same company posts a job listing on Indeed for a $60,000/yr Operations Coordinator, Dispatcher, or Intake Specialist? The owner is literally begging strangers to get on a 30-minute Zoom call w/ him this week bc his staff is drowning and he already approved $60,000 in budget to fix it A kid in our AI Frontrunners group realized this and completely stopped cold calling. Here is the Trojan Horse play he runs from his bedroom: 1. Filter Indeed & ZipRecruiter for "Copy-Paste" Desk Jobs Look for boring roles paying $50,000 to $75,000/yr that have been sitting open for 14+ days: Data Entry, Scheduling Coordinator, Claims Processor, Medical Intake, Freight Dispatcher 2. Turn the Job Post Into a Working Prototype in 20 Mins The boss just handed u the exact blueprint of what his company sucks at doing under "Daily Responsibilities" Copy the job description and paste it into Claude w/ this exact prompt before the interview: "Break this job listing down into: 1) The 5 daily computer tasks taking 80% of this employee's week 2) The n8n + Claude API workflow that automates each task end-to-end 3) The 12-month payroll + tax savings if we replace this seat w/ an internal AI worker 4) A clickable dashboard layout I can build in Lovable in 15 minutes to demo live on Zoom" 3. The 5-Minute Zoom Interview Pivot (Word-for-Word) Apply w/ a clean resume so the hiring manager books u onto a 15-minute Zoom interview. 5 minutes in, when the boss asks why u want the job, say this word for word: "Full transparency John, I'm not looking for a $60k salary. I saw this listing has been open for 3 weeks, so I took the 8 daily tasks on ur job post and built an AI worker that does all of them in 12 seconds without taking sick days or asking for healthcare. Can I share my screen for 60 seconds?" U aren't pitching a hypothetical idea anymore. He is watching a machine do the exact job he was about to pay $60,000 + payroll taxes + benefits for (One of our guys also put $220 of tokens into a GrokBot + TryGTM agent that scrapes these open job listings and texts the CEOs automatically --- > booked 6 calls and closed 2 deals in his first week) Charge the owner a $15,000 one-time setup fee (1/4th of the employee's first-year salary) to install it into his company Then take $1,000 out of his Day-1 deposit, pay a cracked developer on Discord to wire the APIs into his software over the weekend, and pocket $14,000 profit Don't hate the player, hate the game